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I have a java thread that watches a database table for credit card
processing requests. It's still in developement. I was debugging some of the
SQL and had just everything to where I thought it should be when the thread
suddenly decided to strangle JServ. 

I start the thread from a generic servlet that is definded as one of my
start up servlets. When I start up JServ I can see the thread is running,
since it's still printing messages to the error log, but none of my http
servlets will respond. If I comment out the startup line from the zone
properties file, my servlets come back. Obviously something is wrong with my
Thread, but what? What might I be doing that would keep JServ from
processing normal requests? It's not an issue of a runaway loop or I'd see
my log filling up with the debug messages from the thread, IOW the
Thread.sleep() statment seems to be working right. The tweaks I made today
are very minor and are in a section of code that's not even getting excuted
because I haven't put any dummy requests into my test database.

Does this sound familiar to anyone? I'm really at a loss to explain what is
happening or where even to start looking for problems. If someone wants to
look at the code, I'll be happy to mail it to you offline.

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